Collocations for reunion - noun
ADJECTIVE
emotional,
tearful,
touching
It was an emotional reunion after 25 years apart.
It was an emotional reunion after 25 years apart.
happy,
joyful,
joyous
alumni (esp. AmE), class, college, high-school (esp. AmE), school (esp. BrE)
five-year, twenty-year, etc.
family
annual
big, grand (esp. BrE)
little
I think it's time to arrange a little reunion.
alumni (esp. AmE), class, college, high-school (esp. AmE), school (esp. BrE)
five-year, twenty-year, etc.
family
annual
big, grand (esp. BrE)
little
I think it's time to arrange a little reunion.
VERB + reunion
have,
hold,
plan,
stage
The reunion is held every two years.
The reunion is held every two years.
arrange,
organize
attend, go to
celebrate
Let's have a party to celebrate our reunion.
attend, go to
celebrate
Let's have a party to celebrate our reunion.
reunion + NOUN
dinner,
event,
lunch
(BrE)
party
weekend
album, concert, show, tour
He left the group during the 1997 reunion tour.
party
weekend
album, concert, show, tour
He left the group during the 1997 reunion tour.
movie
(AmE)
PREPOSITION
at a/the reunion
At the reunion I met a friend I hadn't seen for twenty years.
At the reunion I met a friend I hadn't seen for twenty years.
reunion between
an emotional reunion between mother and son
an emotional reunion between mother and son
reunion for
We organized a reunion for former company employees.
We organized a reunion for former company employees.
reunion of
the reunion of two old friends
the reunion of two old friends
reunion with
a tearful reunion with his family
a tearful reunion with his family